Test 2 Flashcards

1
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what scale atom is measured in

A

measured in picometers 10^-12

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2
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subatomic particles that comprise the atom

A

protons, electrons, neutrons

  • nucleus: p+ and n^o
  • empty space around nucleus(cloud): e-
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3
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protons

A
p+
positive charge (opposite to e-)
relative mass= 1 amu(atomic mass unit)
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4
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electrons

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e-
negative charge (opposite to p+)
relative mass= 0 amu
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5
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neutrons

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n^o
neutral charge
relative mass=1 amu

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6
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Define what an isotope is

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atoms of the same element that have the same number of protons&atomic #, but a different mass numbers (neutrons.)

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7
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two factors used to identify an isotope

A

Mass number compared to atomic number

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8
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-Define mass number
-Understand why an isotope’s mass number is not exactly the same, but close
to the same isotope’s atomic mass

A

Sum of Protons and neutrons

Ps and Ns are not exactly 1 amu

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9
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the names of the two different isotope notations

A

Hyphen notation vs nuclear notation

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10
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average atomic mass

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average mass of all isotopes of an element(depending on their natural abundance)-average atomic mass appears on periodic table

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